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09-04-2010, 09:14 AM
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Here is mine......
I have a new to me 127. Bought it from the orig owners son. It's a 1969 and came with the #2 cart, which the orig tires still hold air and its very straight, the 127 with optional 23 x 10.5 - 12 rear tires, spring assist, right angle gear box, 48" deck. I am currently almost done with the new Porch harness and have a new set of 23x10.5 tru powers and a set of nice rims I bought from our new friend Lew (glad he is kinda close to me).
Where I found the dirty girl  parked for 4 years and just dirty !!!  There was some yelling going on, but she felt much better after the Bath. (my buddy likes to use the powerwasher)  Getting there  The business end, love the wide meats  She cleaned up pretty well  New shoes, Tru Powers 23x 10.5 - 12 and some new ribs for the front  Mounted up on the rims I got from our friend Lew, Thanks Bud !!  The new home for the cub.....Just did the lattice work , this pic is before paint, but its painted now, basicallt the same color with bright white trim. 
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